The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1887-04-07

Rubber and cotton hose at G.. ID.
this Palmer's.
new A desk for sale at this office. Cheap
. for cash.
IN. The flow of immigration continues
uninterrupted.
- Easter supper and entertainment at
s7. NJ. f. church, this evening.
Divine service will be held in the
Catholic church, next Sunday.
of
NV. THE TRIBUNE's ROSTERS are enjoying
the their outing, to-day, hugely.
uo An epidemic of sore throat and con
r. stitutional colds Is running its length
ere in our city.
The Christian View for April is out
and of press, this week, as bright and inter-
Die esting as ever.
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The Will l.. Smith Combination at
the Opera hall, Friday and Saturday,
% April 9Th and 9th.
hes The Y. 2. A. prayer service will be
held at the Congregational church, next
Sabbath, at $50 P. NJ.
A newspaper will be issued from
at Galena, Hayes county, by R. A. Nc
Cracker, in the near future.
5 at
There will be a Mothers meeting,
ill Saturday afternoon, at the residence of
Mrs. Frank Harris, at 2:3O P. M.
~ LosT-A wine colored silk mitten, in
Menard's hall, Friday evening, April l,
81. Finder please return to this Office.
ide
Observe the program for the egg
Breaking at the NJ. E. church, Monday
10 evening next. They will be circulated,
this week,-toward it's close.
~ The noisy, but welcome martins are
now busily engaged with nest making
in the caves and cornlces of the homes
and business places of the city.
art An important land Office circular will
my be found in this issue. 1t will be of
special interest to land attorneys, to
tie whose careful perusal it is commended.
'ne We notice hat Messrs. Rooney &
j.. Fitzgerald are making preparations to
,;s put their brick yard, northeast Of the
city, in operation as soon as practicable,
to From private source we learn that
In W. w. Palmer, formerly a resident of
our city, has returned to his old home
es, in Hamburg, Iowa, to permanently re-
ny side.
The school census has been completed
by Prof. Webster, this week. The total
number Of population Of school age is
1862, as against Ala last year, and 285
d. the preceding year.
The Y. P. A. meets at the residence
no of Fl. W. Cole, Esq, on Marshall street,
in tomorrow evening. An invitation of
the usual cordial and general nature is
nd extended the public.
nr- We understand that the Q. A. T.
y dancing club will terminate the series Of
adj hops, Friday evening o fnext week, with
IAN a masquerade or dress dance of some
kind, not yet determined upon.
a The ladies of the Aid Society will
,es give an Easter entertainment and sup
per at the NJ. E. church, Thursday even
h. ing, April 18th. Price 35 cents. Child
ass rem % cents. Everybody come. A good
of time is assured.
IF the sundry implement depots and
vi the multiplicity of machinery are COM
petent evidence, the gentle ticker of
,E. the virgin soil hereabouts will not lack
opportunity or place, to buy the where
Gu withal to make this s'desert" bloom as
nv the rose.
An unknown individual was arrested.
to Saturday night, by Marshal Banks, for
is stealing a pair of boots at j. c. Allen
& Co.'S store. The culprit begged like
Ills a fine fellow, and upon his buying the
stolen property, he was released, we
ice hope a wiser man.
ar |
Ne The parishioners and friends of Rev.
,es Joel S. Kelsey, of the Congregational
church, perpetrated a surprise on the
Sc, reverend gentleman and family, Monday